About Tin Goyenda Series
Tin Goyenda is a very popular teen detective series in Bangladesh published exclusively by Sheba Prokashoni. The story hinges round the suspenseful adventure of three young friends, Kishore Pasha, Musa Aman and Robin Milford, living in Rocky Beach, a small coastal town of California, USA. Together, they form a teenage detective team with a view to solve unsolvable mysteries. These juvenile detectives are courageous, nearly invincible and are capable of overcoming all challenges thrown their way.The Tin Goyenda series is a sub-series of Kishore Thriller (Juvenile Thriller) series of Sheba Prokashoni. Rakib Hasan proposed Kazi Anwar Hossain, the owner of Sheba Prokashani to start a Juvenile Thriller series. Upon receiving green signal, Rakib Hasan penned his first book entitled Tin Goyenda, which was published in August 1985. Having received positive feedback he continued writing and ended up on 160 interesting books. Upon his retirement from the authorship in 2003, Shamsuddin Nawab took over and contributing to date.
However, the Tin Goyenda series actually originates from the famous English series The Three Investigators by the American writer Robert Arthur Jr. (1909 –1969) rather than from any original concept. Later on, the stories were also borrowed from a number of other foreign writers such as, Enid Blyton (1897 –1968), Christopher Pike (1955), and Franklin W. Dixon. Moreover, many other series of Sheba Prokashoni have also been converted into Tin Goyenda, these include Goyenda Raju series by Abu Sayeed (pseudonym of Rakib Hasan), Romhorshok series by Zafar Chowdhury (pseudonym of Rakib Hasan), etc.
Upon Kazi Shahnoor Hossain’s advice Sheba Prokashoni started to publish its old Tin Goyenda series books in volumes, containing three books. It was definitely a wise step since readers are more interested to get more than one novels in a single book. Although the Tin Goyenda series was a milestone of Sheba Prokashoni, its huge popularity is gradually declining owing to lack of good story. Now-a-days the stories are more inspired by science fiction than thriller; hence the publisher changed the series name from Kishore Thriller (Juvenile Thriller) to Kishore Chiller (Juvenile Chiller).
Due to its enduring popularity the books were adapted for TV serial by Maasranga Television. The screenplay was prepared by Mazaharul Haque Pintu and directed by Abul Hossain Khokon. Kabya, Badhan and Ayan played the lead roles.
Over the past few decades Sheba Prokashoni has published considerable number of Tin Goyenda books. Today we are sharing one of them, which is Tin Goyenda Series Volume-23 by name. Hope you will thoroughly enjoy it.
Book Details
Book Title: Tin Goyenda Series Volume-23 . This book comprises the following three books:
- Radio Station (2017)
- Kishore the Great (2017)
- Hangure Pishach (2017)
Story: Adapted from foreign story
Publisher: Sheba Prokashoni
First Published: 2017
ISBN: 984-16-1708-0
File Format: .pdf
Total Pages: 264
File Size : 11.5 MB
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